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[...] Prime Beauty finds palette perfection with the new Urban Decay limited edition Feminine Palette! [...]
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[...] Prime Beauty finds palette perfection with the new Urban Decay limited edition Feminine Palette! [...]
That palette suits you very well.
I stood over the UD display at Sephora recently debating which to get. I ended up with Smoked but now I wonder if I shouldn’t get something more usable for every day like this pretty feminine palette.
Your eyes look beautiful, Cindy. But I’m just not much for shimmer or bright colors, being a tried and true Bobbi Brown devotee. So I wouldnt’ get much use out of this palette. I do like the “Bordello” shade tho. (hmm…wonder what that says about me? lol)
Mama you vixen! This is out of my normal comfort zone but I still like the soft girly shades.
LOL!!!
I haven’t tried Urban Decay before but those colors are so pretty! Is the lipgloss really not sticky? I am eternally looking for a gloss which actually isn’t sticky and doesn’t just advertise that.
The gloss is slighty sticky–it won’t stick to your hair–I HATE sticky glosses so of I can stand it you should be able to.
I really like these palettes, but because I have so many UD palettes already, I can’t personally justify buying the myself (I have every shade in this one except Bordello, as Skimp can be found in Book of Shadows IV). That said, these are great for those starting out.
The key, I’ve found, with the glittery shades, is to use a flat brush and with gentle pressure (so as to not “kick-up” the powder & glitter) slide it along the grain of the bristles. Build the color onto the eye in gentle strokes, in one direction. These shadows don’t blend out well, but then you’d lose the glitter, anyway. Also, a good primer or cream base is essential.
Uh oh, I almost wish I hadn’t come back to reread this post. I think I need this. I got the dangerous palette, but your swatches are so beautiful, I’m thinking maybe I need this one, too.